Dornblaser Field
Dornblaser Field was the home field of the Montana Grizzlies in Missoula, Montana. It opened in 1968 and seats 12,500 fans. It still stands today, used for other events.
A 'temporary' off-campus stadium with steel and wood bleachers that hosted Montana football until Washington-Grizzly Stadium opened in 1986. It remains the Grizzlies' track and field venue;
Stadium facts
- Location
- Missoula, Montana
- Status
- Standing, used for other events
- Opened
- 1968
- Closed
- 1986
- Capacity
- 12,500
- Teams
- Montana Grizzlies (1968–1985)
- Other names
- Dornblaser Stadium
Teams that played here
- Montana Grizzlies (FCS), 1968–1985
Plan your trip to Dornblaser Field
Stadiums near Dornblaser Field10
- 1FormerDornblaser Field (1912) — Montana Grizzlies same city
- 2FCSWashington–Grizzly Stadium — Montana Grizzlies same city
- 3FCSP1FCU Kibbie Dome — Idaho Vandals 143 mi
- 4FormerNeale Stadium — Idaho Vandals 144 mi
- 5FormerRogers Field — Idaho Vandals & Washington State Cougars 150 mi
- 6FBSMartin Stadium — Washington State Cougars 151 mi
- 7FormerGatton Field — Montana State Bobcats 162 mi
- 8FCSBobcat Stadium — Montana State Bobcats 163 mi
- 9FormerJoe Albi Stadium — Washington State Cougars 170 mi
- 10FormerWoodward Field — Eastern Washington Eagles 175 mi
Questions about Dornblaser Field
Who played at Dornblaser Field?
Dornblaser Field was home to the Montana Grizzlies (1968–1985).
When did Dornblaser Field open?
Dornblaser Field opened in 1968.
Is Dornblaser Field still standing?
Yes. Dornblaser Field is standing and used for other events.
How many fans did Dornblaser Field hold?
Dornblaser Field held about 12,500 fans.
What football stadiums are near Dornblaser Field today?
Washington–Grizzly Stadium (Montana Grizzlies) is in the same city. See the full list of nearby stadiums on this page.
Facts are for the 2026 season. Distances are straight-line miles. Capacity figures vary by source. See something wrong? Let us know.
Sources: en.wikipedia.org.